StoneX Expands Singapore Infrastructure Through Integral Partnership

StoneX Expands Singapore Infrastructure Through Integral Partnership

StoneX Group Inc., a global financial services firm, has expanded its longstanding partnership with currency technology provider Integral by establishing connectivity at the Equinix SG1 data center in Singapore. The move isdesigned to enhance its ability to serve clients across the Asia-Pacific region.

The new deployment will provide StoneX with direct access to liquidity hosted in Singapore, improving execution speeds and reducing latency for clients trading foreign exchange (FX) and precious metals across Asia's rapidly growing financial markets, it says in a statement.

StoneX already utilizes Integral’s infrastructure at Equinix facilities in New York (NY4) and London (LD4). The addition of Singapore connectivity allows the firm to access regional liquidity pools without the delays associated with cross-region data transmission, supporting faster trade execution and more efficient real-time market data delivery.

«By extending our infrastructure in Singapore, we are improving our ability to serve clients in one of the world’s fastest-growing financial markets,» said Gerard Melia, Global Head of FX Sales at StoneX. «In a region where speed and access to liquidity are critical, our partnership with Integral enables us to deliver the low-latency performance, agility and reliability our clients depend on.»

The expansion comes as Singapore continues to strengthen its position as a major global financial center, attracting increasing investment from international banks, trading firms and financial institutions.

The announcement also builds on Integral’s recent investment in its Singapore operations. The company recently tripled capacity at the Equinix SG1 facility to accommodate rising demand. Integral said it now processes more than one million tickets per day through the Singapore data center, underscoring the growing importance of the location within global trading networks.

According to Integral, the expanded infrastructure provides the scale, reliability and operational efficiency required to support institutional clients seeking to increase their presence in Asia.

«This expansion is a deepening of our longstanding relationship with StoneX, which spans over 15 years, and reflects the trust that global institutions place in our solutions,» said Harpal Sandhu, CEO of Integral.